The joint managers of Shamrocks GAA club in Offally, Brian Kinnarney and John Monaghan, have resigned in protest at not being consulted about an appeal following their weekend defeat
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From the 2024 championship: Paul Lambert of Westport is tracked by Davitt Neary of Breaffy during the Mayo County Senior quarter-final match between Br
The Mayo Club Football Championship is finally getting into full swing.
We are one day out from a bumper weekend of thrilling football action that will capture the county's imagination.
There are plenty of storylines. We broached them in our comprehensive championship preview yesterday.
All you need to know: Mayo GAA club championship preview
But have a look at our reporters Oisín Bradley and Ronan O'Donnell make the predictions for every match-up in the upcoming first round of the championship group stages.
Who might stage an upset? Who will struggle? Where are potential pitfalls for a favourite?
READ NEXT: 'Let the games begin' - The Mayo Club Championships are back
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